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You need feedback, yes. But perhaps not (or not only) on the annual review level, but rather solicit feedback from peers and superiors on a per-project level (
by perlgeek 10y ago
You need feedback, yes.
But perhaps not (or not only) on the annual review level, but rather solicit feedback from peers and superiors on a per-project level (or if you work in a Scrum team, per epos or something).
If you get such feedback maybe every two or three months, and then you get a bad annual performance review, you might even use the feedback you collected privately to influence the annual performance review.
- ali_ibrahim 10y agoExactly feedback has to be given on continuous basis and based upon the real performances on the projects. Not just on annual basis.